Rain and the blame game

On 8 October 2005, a strong earthquake hit Pakistan’s northern region. It killed thousands of people and left hundreds of thousands homeless.

Discouraging Democracy

Although they are tasked to organize the priorities and needs of students, student councils today run a shady show of being anything but democratic student representative body.

The Throne Fever

Find out why you've heard people giving you irrelevant and wrong weather updates like 'Winter is here'.

What are we scared of?

National Labor Council in collaboration with Sindh Labour Solidarity Committee and Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (PILER) organized two-day Sindh Labor Conference this weekend.

The exhibition’s core objective was to provide a platform to its skilled women, promote entrepreneurship, networking, and spread peace and interfaith harmony.

Do you believe in life after Panama?

…as if we already had one before it…

Art and Culture Summer Camp

Tehrik-e-Niswan Karachi Youth Convention for Cultural Appreciation was held last week from Monday 16 till 23 July 2017

Relevance of MoJo

FutureToday had the privilege to interview two Masters students who did their university project to highlight the importance of MoJo in Pakistan, especially FATA.

A child is a flower that refreshes and gives relief to all around him or her. But how many of us can claim to have relished the numerous highs and lows of childhood?

Much awaited festivities

The attendance and the beautifully colorful picture the mela has been painting for the past week for its residents has us declaring it a great success.

The Great Chase to Eid

Shopping for Eidul Fitr is in full swing these days as families could be seen lining up at different shops in various markets of the metropolis.

Active Compassion

Pakistan Media Center hosted an event on 17 June to laud the work of Alkhidmat Foundation for its social service in helping orphans of the country in celebration of World Orphans Day.